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    Converting to Array
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamFebruary 27, 2009Feb 27, 200902/27/09

    When you run a PowerShell pipeline, that pipeline might return 0, 1 or many items.  If you are assigning the results of that pipeline to a variable, you will get $null, 1 item or an array of items respectively.  Sometimes, you won’t care about the different types returned,

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    Stopping Every Instance of PowerShell.exe (except the one I'm in)
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamFebruary 11, 2009Feb 11, 200902/11/09

    Our Test Architect just dropped by my office and pitched me a PowerShell question with a nice, quick answer.
    He wanted to stop every process of a particular name, except for the instance that was running the script.
    You can do this in one nice pipeline:

    Get-Process Powershell 

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    JAOO Talk
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamFebruary 10, 2009Feb 10, 200902/10/09

    Last year I was delighted to be invited to give a talk at JAOO conference.  This is a great language conference.  The thing I was delighted to discover is that the while it had Microsoft content (AndersH gave one of the keynotes),

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    #requires your scripts
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamFebruary 6, 2009Feb 6, 200902/6/09

    Recently, I saw someone that had developed a script on the CTP3 drop and was then having trouble running it on v1 of PowerShell.  Eventually it turned out that he was using v2 features in his script.  Most of you know that we are trying to keep the next version of PowerShell compatible with v1 and I encourage you to report any problems that you might have in that area. 

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    Diff between Windows PowerShell versions
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamFebruary 5, 2009Feb 5, 200902/5/09

    PowerShell MVP Oisín Grehan has done a really good job in getting the diff between PowerShell releases.
    V1 and CTP3 http://www.nivot.org/2009/02/04/DifferencesBetweenPowerShell10RTMAndPowershell20CTP3Win7Beta.aspx
    CTP2 and CTP3 http://www.nivot.org/2008/12/23/PowerShell20CTP3HasArrived.aspx
    Thanks a lot Oisín.
    Osama Sajid [MSFT]
     

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    Console Application (Non) Support in the ISE
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamFebruary 4, 2009Feb 4, 200902/4/09

    There are some limitations on how the ISE interacts with console applications you need to be aware of, for apps like ftp and netsh.
    First of all, the ISE Runs console apps that don’t require user input just fine.For example, “ping www.microsoft.com” and “cmd /c dir /s”
    Piping also works fine in the ISE,For example,

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